Gujjar delegation likely to meet govt officials today

Meeting to take place in Bayana

PTI | December 30, 2010



A Gujjar delegation is likely to meet government officials in Bayana town of Bharatpur district today for talks aimed at ending the deadlock over the reservation issue.

"A delegation comprising of around 15-25 Gujjars is expected to come here and meet us. I was informed by aides of Gujjar leader Kirori Singh Bainsla that a delegation will be coming here at Bayana for talks," G S Sandhu, principal secretary, home and urban development, told PTI today.

"We will try to end the deadlock by offering them what the state government can do within the limited framework as the matter is sub-judice," he said.

While Bainsla could not be contacted, his close aide Roop Singh said, "We have not announced anything regarding the talks yet. The meeting of elders is going on to discuss the issue and what is decided in the meeting will be announced later.
 

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